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Microsoft CEO of AI: Your online content is 'freeware' fodder for training models

Saturday June 29, 2024. 01:40 AM , from TheRegister
Unless you've got a lawyer, that is
Mustafa Suleyman, the CEO of Microsoft AI, said this week that machine-learning companies can scrape most content published online and use it to train neural networks because it's essentially 'freeware.'…
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